I've heard mainly negative chatter about 'Stoned' so far but there is a very good review in Classic Rock (the new one with Mick & Keef on the cover). It gets 8 out of 10 though it's not a good sign that they couldn't even get the director's name right: "Bruce" instead of Stephen Woolley:

"The official verdict of 'misadventure under the influence of drink and drugs' always seemed way too pedestrian an end for Brian Jones. And first-time director Bruce Woolley's long-awaited biopic of the tragic Rolling Stone's final days draws upon a decade of painstaking research to outline the 'true' sequence of events that led to his death by drowning.

Impeccable attention to detail in both costume design and casting, absolute historical accuracy and evocative cinematography characterise this beautifully realised labour of love, and - despite Leo Gregory (a deliciously amoral Jones) bearing a distracting resemblance to Robin Askwith in Confessions Of A Pop Performer - it comes highly recommended.

The builder done it, apparently: and if you'd suffered similar provocation you'd probably have done the same."

It has to be worth a watch doesn't it. Weird that the reviewer Ian Fortnam mentions Robin Asquith as only recently I watched a very early Askwith effort from 1970 called 'Cool It Carol' and was stunned by the uncanny resemblance to Brian Jones.

What country does Stephen come from?

England. He once wrote a really good article on Performance which was obviously influential to him.

Sounds pretty good, thanks for pointing it out.

I think you can stream a video trailer here:
[www.contactmusic.com]

haven't tried it tho.

I just wachted the trailer, but thats absolutely not my cup o' tea.

I'll skip that movie, thx to the trailer.